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Greetings:
I'm using Excel 2003. For our baseball team I want to format a cell to calculate batting averages. I want the calculated number to be a 3-digit number (such as .367) with NO "0" before the decimal point...AND...if it calculates out to be something like .400, I want it to read .400 instead of .4 I'm currently using the "custom" formatting of ".###" however, if like in the example above the formula calculates out to end in a zero (such as .410) it will show as .41 and not .410 I know this is probably simple and I'm over-looking something obvious, but I can't figure it out. Thank you! |
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